What are some hotels I should check out for the ACNA Mont Tremblant event?

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Aug 31, 2006 | 07:12 PM

gh0st

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What are some hotels I should check out for the ACNA Mont Tremblant event?

I'm looking at the track website and 2 of the hotels seems to be priced pretty steep and the other, Wyndham Cap Tremblant seems really cheap, I'm not so sure I'm reading it correctly. Are there any other hotels I should call up that are decently priced?

Aug 31, 2006 | 08:58 PM

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I stayed at the Marriott Residence Inn there before

It was nice. Though I was splitting the bill for that one. Suite with 1 full bed and 1 pullout couch bed, 2 bathrooms, full kitchen, 2 TVs. Quite an enjoyable 3 day stay with all that stuff if you ask me.

Aug 31, 2006 | 09:34 PM

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Re: What are some hotels I should check out for the ACNA Mont Tremblant event?

A lot of the guys split a condo from the base area reservation. Les Maniors? Is a location i think. Across from the ski area and village. 10 minute walk.

about $300 PER ROOM.

Try the NEQ.com web page to get Alan Bellavance's e-mail addy.

I suggest posting in the NEW England & NY forum to hook up a place.

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Aug 31, 2006 | 10:01 PM

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Tremblant Sunstar 2-bedroom condo

Sep 1, 2006 | 04:37 AM

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rent a condo. they're right near the track and much cheaper.

if you like a real hotel, the hotel du village in the old village is usually cheaper and closer to the track.

I've dealt with Terry Goodyear before when renting a condo:
http://www.monttremblantrealestate.com/eng/equipe.html#

edit: last summer I paid about $40/night/room.

Sep 1, 2006 | 07:06 AM

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Not sure what you consider steep, here is a list of hotels in the pedestrian village

When you are not at the track, if you stay in the pedestrian village, everything you need is within walking distance (food, entertainment, etc.). It's also just a 5 minute (if that) drive to the track.

I've stayed at Le Sommet des Neiges (3 times) and the Marriott Residence Inn (once). I recommend both.

Also, remember the prices quoted are in Canadian dollars.

I hope to make this event too.<ul><li><a href="http://www.tremblant.ca/accommodations/village/index-e.htm">Hotels in the Pedestrian Village</a></li></ul>

Sep 1, 2006 | 08:24 AM

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ditto... stayed there in the winter. very nice yet affordable.

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Sep 1, 2006 | 10:01 AM

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I've arranged a 15% discount at Tremblant Sunstar

I've stayed at Les Manoirs the past 2 years, and when we have more than 3 condos booked together we get a 15% discount.

We've already got 3 condos set up, so you can jump on our reservation and get our discount.

Here's some sample rates:

9-29 to 10-2 (core dates)

2 bedroom, core nights $797 CAD = 713 USD * .85 = 605
$303 per room ($101/room/night)

3 bedroom, core nights $914 CAD = 819 USD * .85 = 696
$232 per room ($77/room/night)
3 bedroom 9-29 to 10-2 (4 nights) 1207.22CAD = $887 USD * .85 $754
$252 per room ($63/room/night)

The 3 bedrooms are by far the better deal if you can fill them.

Drop me a note if you'd like to get in on this.